Food and service was amazing. The owner was a super nice guy. So glad we tried it and didn't judge…read moreit by the size! We will be back!

Great Grandpa sure can sling out some Fantastic meals on a foam plate.Real deal and superb.Prices…read moreare great and I sat outside and smoozed with the locals.I left smiling with a full tum tum.Don't miss this hole in the wall.It's all Authentic.

This quant resturant is nestled into the side of a Circle K gas station and you would not expect a…read morerestaurant to be. When we walked in we were immediately greeted and seated. This small but mighty restaurant is clean and welcoming, with spices and herbs wafting from the kitchen. We ordered fried oakra, hummus, veggie pitta with a side salad and lemon potatoes. The food came out quickly, my favorite was the fried oakra. The tomato sauce it's served with had warm spices, making it unique.

Small restaurant with great service, friendly staff, and family feel to it…read more We enjoyed the house salad, the moussaka, and the gyro platter. Our food was hot and fresh, really good quality.

Wow! What a hidden Gem‼ Such a great find!!!!!…read moreMy favorite kind of restaurant!!!!! This is a real Family Owned & Operated dining establishment!!!!! Definitely not your typical bar food! We are talking Homemade food made to order!!!!! You have to try it out!!!!! I'm going back real soon and Im bringing my Friends, Family and Neighbors!!!!!

Brothers Grill was a great fine! We had a tasty lunch in the welcoming atmosphere. Hubby had the…read morepork gyros pita, and I had the Greek salad with chicken. Both were delicious. Our server was great too. This is really Greek fusion meaning that there are lots of Greek dishes on the menu and there are lots of items you would find in the sports bar. However, don't let this fool you as the Greek food was delicious and authentic. The next time I'd like to try the spanakopita or one of the kebab plates.

I seem to seek out Greek restaurants and found my all time favorite place for a Gyro. First time…read morethe pita was warmed up and soft. The pita was fluffy and that added touch of being warmed took it to a new level. The gyro slices were plentiful and seriously the best I've had. The sauce hands down devine! My sister ordered a side of potato salad that was off the chain too. Service was quick and the place is cozy. One of the ladies I was with ordered a dinner to go and they separated everything so she could warm up the pita when home later and didn't mix the toppings. This was so appreciated. If this place is a bit out of the way - drive there. You won't be disappointed.

Yummy food. The tiropita are full of spinach and cheese as they should be. The round cheese pita…read morepie which my Yaiyai called rethoniec is spot on. Loved the village salad, vegetable gyro as well. But the hit were the melomakarona cookies....( honey soaked brown sugar cookie) . Get box to go.

Absolutely recommend! By far one of the best restaurants, I have been to in Myrtle Beach!! My only…read moreregret is that we did not go on a Saturday night for the belly dancer too! The atmosphere is lively, colorful and the music is loud enough to drown out other tables and not inhibit our conversations!! We were a group of 5 people (we did make reservations). Our waiter Zeon was great, very attentive, friendly and informative, fully capable of answering all of our questions in regard to the menu items. He didn't hover but had impeccable timing to be there just when your drink was needing a refill. We started with 3 different appetizers to share and try different items. The Mediterranean sampler of hummus, tahini and baba ganoush served with warm dipping bread, the Jerusalem combo - falafel, meat kibbeh, vegetarian kibbeh, Moroccan beef cigars with tahini dipping sauce and last but not least, the Phyllo Rolls. Everything was a surprise to your tastebuds! Although pretty sure the warm bread with the Baba ganoush was the fav! Our meals consisted of Salmon Shish Kebab, Beef Shashlik, Chicken Shrish Tawook and Lamb chops. All meals were cooked to perfection and extremely flavorful & the Mediterranean salad was light and fresh (one of my favorites for sure). I would recommend Jerusalem over and over again & we will definitely be back again. Thank you for a wonderful & fun evening

Carmen was absolutely outstanding. Every recommendation she made was spot‑on and truly made our…read moremeal exceptional. Her energy, attention to detail, and genuine care took the whole experience to another level. We'll definitely be coming back the next time we're in NMB -- she's a standout and deserves all the appreciation. The ambiance here was very inviting.

We went to Santorini Greek tonight, and what an awesome experience! The food was absolutely…read moredelicious and tasted genuinely authentic. I highly recommend the beet salad, and the evening special was bifteki, which was fantastic. The Greek potatoes were absolutely amazing as well--honestly, there wasn't a bad thing on the menu. They also have a great selection of wines to go perfectly with the food. This is definitely more of a fine-dining experience, but it is well worth checking out when you're in the mood for authentic Greek cuisine. Great food, lovely atmosphere, and an all-around brilliant evening. We will definitely be back. Three thumbs up and five stars from us!

4.5 stars would be most accurate. I was glad to find this restuarant during my visit to Myrtle…read moreBeach. I did not have much Greek cuisine before so many things were new to me. In general, the food was good and the staff was friendly. During my two-day visit I had two meals there. Tried the Grilled Tiger Prawns, Soutzoukakia, Beet Salad, Maroulsalata, Pastichio and Spanakorizo. 1. The tiger prawns came with four pieces. Tasted fresh but a bit too salty for me. 2. Soutzoukakia was basically lamb and beef meatballs. Compared to Kofta in Middle Eastern cuisine, these had more flavors from meat but less from other ingredients. Served over tomato sauce. 3. Beet salad had generous amount of beets, but the arugula tasted just-out-of-fridge; it was very cold and crispy, lacking the flavor of fresh arugula. 4. Maroulsalata was a salad with chopped (green) romaine, green onions, dill, crumbled feta and lemon+EVOO dressing. A light dish perfect for pairing with their meats or (heavy) pastas. 5. Pastichio, the Greek style Lasagna, is a classical. It was my first time to try it and it tasted fantastic. It was an ~4 inch square piece of layers of hollow pasta topped with ground beef, a thick layer of bechamel, and topped with graviera cheese. Unlike meat sauce, the ground beef was "dry", but this was OKay because the bechamel would smoothen everything. In general rich in flavor and creamy and definitely filling. 6. Spanakorizo was like risotto or porridge but perhaps had even more liquid. It had Arborio rice, spinach, herbs and Kefalograviera cheese. The staff were friendly. They recognized me when I had my second meal there, answered my questions about the menu patiently, and explained to me about their tips (I will discuss this below). The dishes were served in reasonable time. The vibe was definitely at the higher end among the restaurants in Myrtle Beach; plus it was not crowded at all. Despite the good food, you should be careful about the tip. Their suggested tip percentages are calculated based on the taxed price; e.g. if you select the suggested 18% you are actually tipping more than that.

Great service and delicious food! I'll come back. I felt…read morelike everything I ate was created with Care and it was very filling

Excellent food- owner was very friendly - gyro I was delicious and the wings were yummyread more

Food was amazing starting with a generous pour of Chardonnay followed a perfectly prepared…read morecranberry pecan salad with the perfect bite of crusty bread. My mate had the salmon cakes which looked great and she really enjoyed them. Ambience was perfect - small, charming and low noise. Service was friendly and inviting. Will definitely visit again.

Food is excellent. Everything is freshly made and prepared to your liking. It's a small restaurant…read morebut very cute and decorated nicely. Only open for lunch

Absolute winner, no question. We came here late one evening (-arrived 6:15, closes at 7) - staff…read morewas curtious, kind, and inviting even though we came with two young children. We got chicken gyro and platters, and it was honestly among the best I've had in the US, comparable to our visit to Greece 2 years ago. You can see their kitchen from the front, ingredients (even late in the day) are fresh, cooked fresh, seasoned well, and overall just amazing. We did make it out on time by 7pm, but keep the timing in mind, it might throw some people off a little. Thank you guys!

Great vegan and vegetarian options! Well seasoned veg, thick delicious tzatziki, the best pita,…read morefriends loved the fish and falafel too. Plus the staff was so nice, thanks yall!!

We sat at the bar and received great service throughout our visit. We ordered drinks that were…read moredefinitely worth the money, they were strong and well made. There was also live music playing, which really brought the place to life and made the atmosphere even more enjoyable. For food, we ordered the shrimp meal and the gumbo soup. The gumbo was delicious and packed with meat, very hearty and flavorful. My only complaint is that I asked for less meat due to an upset stomach, but they weren't able to accommodate that, which I understand. The crackers served with the soup also tasted a bit old and off. The shrimp, however, was very tasty and enjoyable. We attempted to visit LuLus on Thursday, but they were closed due to A/C issues. We came back on Friday and were glad we did. The staff was incredibly friendly and kind from the moment we arrived. They also have a cute shop attached to the restaurant where I was able to get some Aloe Vera to help ease my sunburn, which was super convenient. Would highly recommend!

Every year, my family and I love going to the Flying Fish at Barefoot Landing. Unfortunately, this…read moreyear we drove to Barefoot Landing only to be disappointed. There was a sign outside saying they weren't going to be opening that day, or were opening late, or something to that effect. We were short on time, so we started looking around for somewhere else to eat at Barefoot Landing, pretty disappointed that we couldn't go to our favorite spot. That said, I saw there was a new place called Lulu's right around the corner. I checked out their menu, and it looked like a fun place to eat. The pictures of the food looked pretty good, so off we went. Upon arriving, the first thing that struck me was the big, open atmosphere of the establishment. It wasn't very cozy, but the hostess did greet us in a friendly manner and took us to our seats--which ended up being one of the worst aspects of this restaurant. I have never been more uncomfortable sitting in a restaurant in my life. I know that's a weird gripe, but these were some of the most uncomfortable chairs I've ever sat in. They hurt so bad. My kids were seated on the benches across from us, and they could barely even reach the table. My wife switched places with my son, and the benches were covered in what looked like footprints and dirt from people standing on them. Our server was very friendly and attentive. We started off with drinks. We all got soft drinks, and every single one of them was flat. We ordered the fried green tomatoes, and they were OK. The dipping sauce was great. My wife and son ordered the tacos, which they said were bland, tasteless, and pretty underwhelming. My daughter ordered a kids' cheeseburger, took one bite, and said it was disgusting. Unfortunately for me, I ordered one of the most expensive things on the menu: a seafood entrée where you get to pick two items. I picked the fish and oysters, both fried. Some of the oysters tasted like they were kind of rotten--very fishy. The fish itself was OK, but the breading they used was absolutely atrocious. It tasted like the oil hadn't been changed in weeks. The fry on the fish was dark and had an almost burnt, overly salty taste to it. Absolutely terrible. As we were about to leave, a live band started playing, and they sounded pretty nice. I wish they had been playing while we were still eating, but by that point we were so ready to get out of there. We were incredibly disappointed. The real shocker came when I got the check. For our family of four, it was almost $110 before the tip. This food was in no way worth that kind of price. I honestly would've rather gone to a fast-food restaurant. This place gets two stars simply because the staff we encountered were friendly and because of the live music. Otherwise, this is one of the most boring, aesthetically unappealing restaurants I've ever been in, with some of the worst overpriced food I've ever had. Never again. We definitely won't be back.